Woman Struck By Automobile in Oakland District
Mrs. Bertha Boga, 17, of Oakland, escaped serious injury after being struck on Atlantic avenue by a car driven north toward Washington street. The driver, Helen Barton of Baldwin stop, RD No. 1, fled the scene and was later taken to the police station for lacking a license. Boga was taken to New Castle hospital and released shortly after.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha Boga
Oakland
Atlantic Avenue
Helen Barton
Baldwin Stop
Barton
Washington Street
Boga
H. G. Miller
Sol Davis
Leslie Hotel
Miss Barton
New Castle
Raymond McBride
Rotary Club Banquet Honors New Castle Gridders
New Castle Rotary Club will host a banquet for the town high school football squad at the High Twelve Club this evening. Carl Forkus, longtime New Castle athlete, is slated to speak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle
Old Time Fiddlers of County to Crown Champion at Penn Theatre
Lawrence county readers are invited to enter the Old Time Fiddlers contest at the Penn theatre on December 10. A panel of judges will pick a champion who earns a silver loving cup, with cash prizes for runners up and complimentary theatre passes for others. Sign the coupon and mail to the News Music Editor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pumpkintown
Penn Theatre
News
Lawrence County
the News
Youth Confesses Brutal Slaying of Pal at Home
Gordon Pirie told district attorney he struck Nye six times in the head after Nye slept in the bedroom. He wrapped the body, cleaned his face, and hid the victim under the bed, then burned Nye’s union card and took $5.20 from his pockets before officials arrived. Pirie later surrendered at a Bronx station house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pirle
Nye
Pirie
Union
Bronx
Gordon Pirie
Shenango Valley Hospital Admissions and Discharges
Ad missions list names and addresses for Annabelle Moore Virginia Belle Cout Phyllis Dorothy Cohen Patricia Christman Albert Street Elsie Shuller State Street Charles Martin Miller New Wilmington Those discharged include Mrs Bertha Millican and baby Rosie Terrico Patricia Christman May Carpenter and Elsie Shuller with listed nearby streets in New Wilmington and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shenango Valley Hospital
Annabelle Moore
South Street
Virginia Belle Cout
West Grant Street
Phyllis Dorothy Cohen
Laurel Avenue
Patricia Christman
Albert Street
Elsie Shuller
State Street
Charles Martin Miller
New Wilmington
Bertha Millican
Baby
Rosie Terrico
Pearson Street
May Carpenter
West Madison Avenue
Ice Cream and Cake Social at Savannah M E
A social event at Savannah M E Church on Friday evening December 4 1925 invites all to attend. The gathering promises cordial hospitality and community fellowship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savannah M. E
End of Strike Settlement Hopes Dim in Anthracite War
Gov Gifford Pinchot urged arbitration to end the anthracite coal strike but operators rejected proposals as repugnant and insisted on price freedom. They vow to make arbitration permanent and end future strikes, while weather may influence timing of any new peace move.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pinchot
Lewis
Dubois
Gifford Pinchot
Pennsylvania
Harrisburg
Deaths Of The Day Mrs Jane Price
Mrs Jane Price aged 81 former Wampum Enon Valley resident died at her Beaver Falls home Sunday November 29 after an illness due to old age. She was the widow of Morris Price. Surviving children include Calvin Wampum Ellwood Wooster Ohio Harry Pittsburgh James Fred and Mrs Thomas Murphy Beaver Falls. Funeral services set for Wednesday at two o clock from Clinton M E church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Price
Wampum
Enon Valley
Beaver Falls
Price
Morris Price
Calvin
Ellwood
Wooster
Harry
Pittsburgh
James
Fred
Thomas Murphy
Clinton M. E. Church
Funeral Services for Maude Fisher Johnston Held
Funeral services for Maude Fisher Johnston wife of George G Johnston of East Cherry street were held Monday at 1 20 PM in Mahoning Methodist church with Rev Daniel C Schnebly officiating The Ladies auxiliaries to the Order of Railway Conductors served at the grave Pallbearers included Samuel Henry Arthur Fisher William Yates Jacob Shanner and Harry Porte Interment followed at Oak Park cemetery Enos Snyder age 73 of Sharon Pa died Friday at 2 30 AM after five weeks illness He leaves Nora Snyder two daughters Mrs Homer Patterson and Mrs Arthur Heasley one son Walter Snyder seven grandchildren and one great grandchild Funeral services were held Monday at 2 PM from his home Burials at Oak Wood cemetery in Sharon
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maude Fisher Johnston
George G. Johnston
East Cherry Street
Mahoning Methodist Church
Daniel C Schnebly
Mahoning Presbyterian Church
Samuel
Henry
Arthur Fisher
William Yates
Jacob Shanner
Harry Porte
Oak Park Cemetery
Enos Snyder
Sharon
Snyder
Nora Snyder
Homer Patterson
Arthur Heasley
Walter Snyder
Oakwood
Locarno Pact Signed in London Amid World Peace Hopes
Foreign Minister Chamberlain and German Chancellor Luther addressed the assembly as treaties signed with seals affixed were to be deposited with the League of Nations. Briand announced French backing for peace and Baldwin praised the accord as a foundation for world peace. Stressemann and Briand to confer on travel restrictions and Franco German British aviation cooperation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
League of Nations
Geneva
Chamberlain
Luther
Germany
M. Briend
Count Scialoja
Vandervelde
M. Briand
France
Baldwin
Great Britain
Herr Stresseman
Stresseman
Wesley Harkless Buried and Local Deaths Reported
Funeral services for Wesley Buchanan Harkless were held from the family home on Frank Avenue at 2 30 PM with Rev W H Armstrong in charge. Interment was in Graceland cemetery. Mrs Matilda Z Wynder 42 died at 1007 Croton Avenue after two years illness. She leaves husband Warren D Wynder a son Gayled Wynder two sisters and two brothers. Funeral from Croton Avenue home on Wednesday at 2 PM with burial in Mt Pleasant cemetery Plain Grove. Clara Parente six months died at 401 12 Hawthorn Street. Funeral from St Vitus Church Wednesday at 9 AM and burial in St Vitus cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley B. Harkless
Wesley Buchanan Harkless
Thomas Harkless
Frank Avenue
W. H. Armstrong
Wesleyan
M. E. Church
Russell Hogue
Glen
Fred Watt
Charles Work
Alfred Doerr
Harry Polding
Graceland Cemetery
Matilda Z. Wynder
Matilda Zelma Wynder
Croton Avenue
Mrs. Wynder
Boston
Mass
John and
Helen Butean
Clara Parente
Ignazio
Anna Orlando Parente
Hawthorn Street
St. Vitus Church
St. Vitus
Wild Cats and Black Squirrels Signal Cold Winter in Connecticut
Hartford reports show wild cats more common than in generations with specimens shot near the city and dogs injured or killed in encounters. Farmers complain as poultry losses rise while black squirrels appear, hinting at a severe winter per old timers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Hartford
Connecticut
Fish and Game Commission
Hartford Meadows
Bessemer Boy Killed by Truck In Citywide Incident
A Bessemer boy died after being struck by a truck in an accident witnessed by residents from New Castle and Bessemer. An inquest is planned for Thursday at 7 PM in Alderman Mantz’s office to fully examine the case and witness statements. Burgess Haney will secure bail for Mackey’s appearance if bond is offered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle
Shoup
Mackey
Caldwell
Mantz
Burgess Wallis
Bessemer
Burgesshaney
Pillifants Return From Reynolds Street Visit
Mr and Mrs James Pillifant and their son of Masury Ohio have returned home after a visit at the home of Mr and Mrs William Phillips of Reynolds street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Pillifant
Masury
Ohio
William Phillips
Reynolds Street
Quickest way to double business through better store location
Classified ads offer a cheaper path to growth by relocating a shop to a busier area. Find competitive spaces, reach more customers, and boost foot traffic with strategic placement.
Ellwood election contest features Democratic upheaval
The Ellwood City case centers on the withdrawal of Judson Turner and the filing of a substitution certificate naming D A Evans. Lawyers challenge whether the certificate was properly filed and signed by a valid executive committee member from the correct ward. The inquiry also probes Cobbler’s residency and standing on the county committee as the court adjourns for lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judson Turner
Evans
Swick
A. F. Laban
Emery
J. W. Johnston
Johnston
W. J. Broe, Jr
Democratic County Committee
Democratic Party
Ellwood City
Iseman
B. Henderson
John Cobbler
T. J. Marshall
James R. Lamoree
Turner
D. A. Evans
B. B. Henderson
John G. Cobbler
Marshall
Fourth Ward
Graham
Cobbler
What Did You See in the City Beyond the Page
A string of odd vignettes shows workers and shop staff in idle moments. Automakers’ showroom sleep, a Railronder leaving a theater, a grocer delivering past a guarding dog, police oiling a revolver, a workman punching hats, waiters cleaning soap from jackets and trousers, newsboys awaiting dawn papers, college coeds picking Christmas cards amid a coal strike question.
Scale Committee Leaves Harrisburg wage scale collapse ends peace plan
Miners' Tri-District wage scale left Harrisburg as the core plea for Pinchot's peace plan collapsed. Negotiations appear unlikely without both sides meeting, possibly requiring Coolidge intervention or a state legislature act. Only International President John L. Lewis and Secretary Treasurer Philip Murray remained in Harrisburg as Lewis signaled a press statement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Harrisburg
Gifford Pinchot
Coolidge
International
John L. Lewis
Philip Murray
Lewis
John A Bell Case on Trial Marks Defense and State Fight
The state's case against Bell is presented with a warning that only about two days are needed if the defense makes numerous objections and conducts exhaustive cross examination. Chief defense counsel John S Robb declines to estimate defense duration. A stray phrase about poison and noise appears in the text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bell
John S. Robb
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bertha Boge
Atlantic Ave
George McCurdy
Film Street
Frank E. Cochran
West State Street
Elm
Grant Streets
Bertha Miller
Smithfield Street
Mahoning Avenue
McKinley Street
Frank Cassel
Arlington Avenue
FE. N. Christly
South Croton Avenue
Anne Mash
East Sutton Street
Mill
South Streets
Rotary Club
Credit Jewelers
Washington Gr
Remington
Pick
C. Limber
North
Mercer Street
Pal
Mrs. Johnston
London
Locarno
Crosley
Armstrong
Crosley Musicone
Cunningham
Eveready
D. E. Glosner
East Street
Peter Mele
East Reynolds Street
This City
C. M. Cotton
Weat
C. M. Conners
the Winter CO
Allen
Silk
East
Washington St
New Castle, PA
Railronder
Grocer
Workman
John A Bell
Gustave Flaubert
Elizabeth J. White
White Undertaking Co
BRT
Neshannock Avenue
R. Loy Boyd
Mgr
Mellon’s
Philadelphia
Eugene Madame Nittie
Mellon
the Bridge
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!